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2 NAISMITH MEMORIAL BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME

January 13, 2022

On behalf of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and Springfield College, we welcome you, whether you are here in person or watching virtually, to the prestigious 2022 Spalding Hoophall Classic presented by Eastbay at the Springfield College Blake Arena being held January 13-17, 2022. This year we celebrate the 20th Hoophall Classic that over time has featured many of today’s elite NBA players.

We are excited about hosting our first Hoophall Classic since the pandemic began in the spring of 2020. At the same time, we are appropriately cautious. We remain vigilant with our COVID-19 protocols to ensure the health and safety of all community members. As we continue to learn how to live with the realities of COVID-19, the Hall of Fame and Springfield College have worked together to establish protocols that are consistent with CDC and local health guidelines. We appreciate your compliance with those protocols.

This year, 45 teams from 18 states across the country will participate in what is widely known as the top high school basketball event in the United States. National and international web, media, and television audiences will be able to follow along with the excitement in real time.

In 1891, James Naismith invented the game of “basket ball” while he was a graduate student and instructor, thus earning Springfield College the Birthplace of Basketball moniker. Innovation and scholarship in the fields of wellness and athletics continue to be hallmarks of a Springfield College education.

Located in the Pioneer Valley on the shores of the picturesque Connecticut River, the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame is a fitting shrine to the game Dr. Naismith invented and a showcase for almost 300 inductees with more than 40,000 square feet of basketball history.

Throughout the decades, the Basketball Hall of Fame and Springfield College have built a dynamic partnership, each bringing with them deep and historical connections to the game of basketball. This tournament is just one of the tangible results of this relationship.

We thank the City of Springfield, our host, as the sports world’s attention is turned to the Hoophall Classic at this most fitting site – where the game was invented in this very city and this very college - 130 years ago.

Sincerely,

Mary-Beth Cooper

President, Springfield College

John Doleva

President and CEO, Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame

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FEATURE STORIES

Hoophall Classic 20th Anniversary 10

Kyle Filipowski 14

Montverde Academy 18

President’s Letter 2

Schedule 9

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TEAMS

Archbishop Stepinac High School 22

Arizona Compass Prep 22

Baystate Academy 23

Bishop O'Connell High School 23

Bristol Central High School 24

Calvary Christian Academy 24

Camden High School 25

Cardinal Hayes High School 25

Cathedral Catholic High School 26

Chaminade College Prep 26

Christ the King High School 27

Combine Academy 27

DeLaSalle Institute 28

DeMatha Catholic High School 28

Don Bosco Prep 29

East Catholic High School 29

East Longmeadow High School 30

Gill St. Bernard 30

Gonzaga College High School 31

Greensboro Day School 31

High School of Science & Technology 32

IMG Varsity National 32

Kenwood Academy 33

LaLumiere School 33

Life Christian Academy 34

Link Prep 34

Long Island Lutheran School 35

Longmeadow High School 35

Mater Dei High School 36

Milton High School 36

Montverde Academy 37

Oak Hill Academy 37

Paulo Freire Charter School 38

Prolific Prep 38

Putnam High School 39

Roselle Catholic High School 39

Simeon Career Academy 40

Springfield Central High School 40

Springfield Central High School (Girls) 41

Springfield International Charter School 41

Springfield International Charter School (Girls) 42

Sunrise Christian Academy 42

The Patrick School 43

Vertical Academy 43

Wahconah Regional High School 44

Wasatch Academy 44

Westtown School 45

Whitney Young High School 45

Wilbraham & Monson Academy 46

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5:30 PM Springfield International Charter School Baystate Academy

7:00 PM Springfield Central High School Putnam High School

9:00 PM Paulo Freire Charter School High School of Science & Technology

FRIDAY, JANUARY 143:00 PM Springfield International Charter School (W) Wahconah Regional High School (W)

4:30 PM Springfield Central High School (W) Cathedral Catholic High School (W)

6:00 PM East Catholic High School Mater Dei High School

7:30 PM Springfield Central High School Bristol Central High School

9:00 PM Westtown School Vertical Academy

SATURDAY, JANUARY 159:00 AM Bishop O’Connell High School Greensboro Day School

10:30 AM Gil St. Bernard Simeon Career Academy

12:00 PM The Patrick School Wasatch Academy

1:30 PM Combine Academy Sunrise Christian School

3:00 PM Oak Hill Academy LaLumiere School

4:30 PM Montverde Academy DeMatha Catholic High School

6:00 PM IMG Academy Arizona Compass Prep

8:00 PM Camden High School Calvary Christian School

SUNDAY, JANUARY 169:00 AM Archbishop Stepinac High School Don Bosco Prep

10:30 AM Kenwood Academy Roselle Catholic High School

12:00 PM Long Island Lutheran School Chaminade College Prep

1:30 PM Gonzaga College High School Oak Hill Academy

3:00 PM Cardinal Hayes High School DeLaSalle High School

5:00 PM Sunrise Christian School Wasatch Academy

7:00 PM Gil St. Bernard Westtown School

9:00 PM LaLumiere School Arizona Compass Prep

MONDAY, JANUARY 179:00 AM Christ the King High School Whitney Young High School

11:00 AM Wilbraham and Monson Academy Life Christian Academy

1:00 PM Camden High School Milton High School

3:00 PM IMG Academy Montverde Academy

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Hoophall Classic20 Th anniversary


BY GARRETT COTE @GARRETT_COTE

Basketball history is all over the city of Springfield. Whether mozying your way over to the Hall of Fame or driving through the campus of Springfield College, where Dr. James Naismith invented the now worldwide sport of basketball by hanging up the first peach basket, you can feel the history.

The same goes for James Naismith Court inside Blake Arena on Alden Street. The history is felt.

For 19 years, the best basketball talent across the United States of America has migrated to the birthplace of the sport for the most prolific high school showcase in the world, the Hoophall Classic presented by Eastbay.

“The Hoophall is a perfect storm of basketball history,” John Doleva, CEO of the Basketball Hall of Fame, said. “Having it played at Springfield College, having the Hall of Fame right here in Springfield and the fact that each of the teams get a chance to go through and have a tour of the Hall of Fame is a great moment for everyone involved.”

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the event, and Blake Arena will yet again be filled to its 2,000-seat capacity.

As each fan squeezes shoulder-to-shoulder into the bleachers, they quickly forget the cramped seating arrangements and turn their focus to the dazzling skills of these future NBA stars.

“[Blake Arena] draws a feeling of the Hoosiers,” Doleva said. “The beautiful setup of it allows the crowd to come in there and make it feel like it’s rocking and rolling. It’s really difficult to duplicate anywhere else.”

The last 11 No. 1 overall NBA draft picks have all competed in the Hoophall Classic, which is traditionally held on Martin Luther King Jr. weekend at Springfield College.

This year’s slate of games certainly won’t disappoint either. Fifteen of the top 20 ESPN 100 players will participate, including Dereck Lively (No. 2, Westtown School, Duke), Keyonte George (No. 3, IMG Academy, Baylor) and Dariq Whitehead (No. 5, Montverde Academy, Duke).

“People think about the Hall of Fame being a museum, implying that it only looks back at history,” Doleva said. “But what we’ve done over the past several years is try to become relevant in today’s game.

“Rather than just chronicling basketball history, we want to be involved in the present. Our staff has done a wonderful job of doing that by putting us front and center in the Hoophall Classic where we have seen so many Division I players and number one draft choices.”

Personally, I have experienced that history – past and present – first-hand. I can vividly recall my excitement as December approached. Not because of Christmas or the New Year, but because the schedule for the HoopHall Classic would be released. My grandfather and I would study over it and pick out the must see players and games every year.

Some years would provide the sunniest of weather. Other years we would have to drive well below the speed limit during blustery blizzard conditions. Regardless, the normal hour-long car ride from Northfield, Mass. always felt like a cross-country road trip as my anticipation built with every exit sign passed.


The 2016 Hoophall Classic in particular will be in my memory bank forever.

Bentonville High School, led by the high-flying Kentucky commit, Malik Monk, matched up with St. Anthony (NJ), which was coached by the legendary Bob Hurley Sr. Hurley’s swarming defense bottled up Monk for most of the contest. In the fourth quarter, he exploded for two spectacular jaw-dropping jams -- one being a backboard-shaking tomahawk dunk from a step inside the free throw line on a fast break -- that left everyone watching, including me and my grandfather, stunned.

That was the first and only time I saw Hurley coach, as St. Anthony closed for good the following year. It was truly a work of art watching him orchestrate his team.

That same day, Jayson Tatum and Chaminade Prep (MO) battled Markelle Fultz and DeMatha Catholic (MD) in an overtime thriller. Tatum poured in 40 points, convincing the crowd he was sure to be a lock to make it to The League, while Fultz casually racked up a 20-point double-double. Following short stints in college, they were both drafted in the top three of the 2017 NBA Draft.

With coaching legends like Mike Krzyzewski, John Calipari and Roy Williams looking on, big-name players such as Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, Anthony Davis, DeMarcus Cousins, Michael Beasley, Lonzo and LaMelo Ball and Zion Williamson have all showcased their skills at Hoophall.

Even LeBron James couldn’t resist stopping by. In 2020, LeBron watched his son, Bronny, and Sierra Canyon (CA) face off against Paul VI (VA) ahead of his matchup later that evening against the Boston Celtics at the TD Garden.

It’s moments like these as a fan that will stick with me my entire life. Watching my favorite sport be masterfully executed by these illustrious players and coaches, alongside the man who introduced me to basketball, my grandfather, is one of the countless reasons this tournament is so special.

The Hoophall Classic has provided priceless memories for basketball aficionados over the past two decades. And after a one-year break in 2021 due to COVID-19, those memories -- in whatever fashion -- will be revived, revisited and restored once more this year.

Kyle Filipowski


BY COLLIN ATWOOD @COLLINATWOOD17

On Aug. 11, 2021, Kyle Filipowski was named to the 2021 USA Basketball 3x3 Under-18 World Cup team. Filipowski, along with Keyonte George, Eric Dailey Jr. and Gradey Dick, traveled to Debrecen, Hungary to face-off against the best young basketball players in the world.

The six-foot-eleven power forward was honored to wear “USA” across his chest as he and his teammates breezed through the tournament, undefeated, to win the gold medal.

Coming next fall, Filipowski, also known as “Flip,” will sport the colors blue and white again, but instead his jersey will read “DUKE” after signing his National Letter of Intent (NLI) with the Blue Devils this past November.

He expects to bring nothing less than his gold-standard level of play to

“The Brotherhood.”

Filipowski, who is from New York, currently plays at Wilbraham and Monson Academy (WMA) in Massachusetts. He is in the midst of his senior season following an abbreviated 2020-21 campaign due to the Coronavirus.

Filipowski was the first person to give his commitment to the Blue Devils and coach Jon Scheyer, who will take over as head coach next season following the retirement of Mike Krzyzewski.

WMA has a history of getting forwards to commit to a blue-blood program. In 2016 Wenyen Gabriel signed his NLI with Kentucky and became a Wildcat. After two years at Kentucky, Gabriel went undrafted and signed with the Sacramento Kings. He is currently playing in the NBA G League.

Flip received offers from several top schools in the country including the University of Kentucky, Ohio State University and the University of North Carolina. Despite all of the attention, Flip’s choice was simple.

“Duke had no cons for me. [They’re] the best of both worlds, academic wise and athletically,” he explained. “Coach Scheyer and I, we’re on the same wavelength with the vision of Duke during his time coaching next year and into the future.”

There is only one downfall of joining the Blue Devils and it comes on a personal level for Filipowski.

For the first time, Flip and his twin brother Matthew, who recently committed to Harvard University, will be playing on seperate basketball teams upon their collegiate careers.

“It’s going to be a weird feeling not playing beside my brother anymore, but we got each other where we needed to be for college,” Filipowski said.

When you’re nearly seven feet tall, 220 pounds and are unrealistically talented at basketball, growing up with a mirror image of yourself seems like an unfair advantage. Through countless one-on-one games and practices, the brothers were able to assist one another in developing their skill sets.

“Neither of us would be the type of players we are without the other one,” Filipowski said. “We’re very fortunate to have each other growing up.”

Those practices, along with his hardwork and dedication, are what led to Flip being ranked at No. 10 on ESPN’s Recruiting Database.


He started to receive more recognition when he transferred from Fordham Prep to WMA. Under the direction of coach Mike Mannix, Filipowski was able to make that jump in his game towards being a great player.

“Coach Mannix put me in a great opportunity to be successful on the court along with my teammates,” Flip said.

That opportunity did not get wasted as Filipowski and the Titans went on to win the 2019-20 NEPSAC-AA (New England Preparatory School Athletic Council) Championship. Now that WMA is off to a hot start, Filipowski wants to get back to that champion status after missing the chance last year.

With an experienced team and a versatile player who can defend any position and shoot from behind the arc in Filipowski, the Titans might find their way back to the championship game.

However, it isn’t time for the NEPSAC Tournament, but Wilbraham and Monson Academy has already punched their ticket into the 2022 Hoophall Classic at the Birthplace of Basketball this January.

Filipowski and the Titans made the short trip to Springfield College two years ago and he was able to showcase his talents on one of the biggest high school stages in the world before he truly mastered his game.

“I really have not seen an atmosphere like that in high school basketball before,” he said.

Not only will Flip be able to show his improvement and how talented he is, but he will also get the chance to reunite with his teammates from the FIBA World Cup in Hungary. George, Dailey Jr. and Dick (all ranked in the top 25 of ESPN’s Recruiting Database) will be

participating at HoopHall this year.

“It’s going to be a nice little reunion,” Flip said, “I know there’s still going to be a lot of love there.”

The undeniable talent that these athletes possess played a huge role in their success in the tournament, but defending the gold medal would have been impossible without the chemistry these four built.

“We all get along together very well too and I think that’s what made us win the gold medal,” Filipowski said.

At such a young age, Filipowski has already played on the biggest stages of the world at the high school level and he has not disappointed. He’s not afraid of the attention and shines brightest when people are watching.

“To be honest, I just know that’s where I belong; the bigger game, the biggest stage, the spotlight and things like that.”

The spotlight is exactly where Filipowski will be when he suits up for the 2022-23 season; flipping from a Titan to a Blue Devil.

Montverde Academy


BY JOE ARRUDA @JOEARRUDA9

Montverde Academy came into the 2020 Spalding Hoophall Classic as the team to beat. Favored to win the GEICO nationals and make its case as one of the best high school basketball teams ever, the Eagles made history as the first program to produce four first-round NBA draft picks in the same class.

Highlighted by the 2021 No. 1 overall draft pick Cade Cunningham (Detroit Pistons), Scottie Barnes (Toronto Raptors), Day’Ron Sharpe (Phoenix Suns before being traded to the Brooklyn Nets during the draft) and Moses Moody (Golden State Warriors), the team finished the regular season at 25-0. The Eagles looked forward to the challenge of the national playoffs, but never got the chance to test themselves in that environment because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Head coach Kevin Boyle doesn’t remember where he was when the GEICO nationals were canceled, but he does know his team was the consensus champion at No.1 in the polls.

“I don’t really think there was unfinished business,” Boyle said, referring to his 2019-20 team. “I think they finished their business. They played the best schedule, they played all of the best teams, there was nobody left for them to play that they hadn’t played.

“We would’ve liked to play one more tournament. But, you know, we think we were clearly the best team.”

Boyle, who was named MaxPreps’ coach of the decade in the 2010s, has coached future NBA talent virtually every year of his lengthy, 30-plus year career (11th season with Montverde). Current NBA stars other than the likes of Cunningham and Barnes have developed under him

including Kyrie Irving, D’Angelo Russell, Ben Simmons, Joel Embiid – the list goes on.

The COVID-19 pandemic posed a new threat to the perennial top school in the country, but the program repeated as national champions in 2021 when it finished 24-1.

The 2020-21 national championship squad was stacked; highlighted by projected 2022 lottery pick Jalen Duren, projected first-rounder Caleb Houstan (who rounded out the 2020 Hoophall Classic starting five), one of the best point guards in college basketball right now in Creighton’s Ryan Nembhard and Baylor’s Langston Love.

Montverde’s current roster boasts six players ranked in the ESPN Top 25 for the class of 2022: Dariq Whitehead (No. 5), Vincent Iwuchukwu (No. 11), Skyy Clark (No. 16), Dillon Mitchell (No. 18), Malik Reneau (No. 23) and Jalen Hood-Schifino (No. 24).

The pandemic didn’t hinder Boyle’s recruiting – if one wanted to call it that. Boyle and his staff in Montverde, Florida, have built a reputation that recruits itself. Rather than pitching to the nation’s top athletes, Boyle is often on the receiving end of talented fastballs.

“It’s really not how people think of attracting players. The vast majority of guys are almost all reaching out to us either directly or through travel teams,” Boyle said.

“They look at some of our players’ past success and the team’s past success, and they say, ‘Well, Montverde has a really good track record of players developing, they seem like they have a really good culture. They play hard and almost all of their players are excelling in


college, internationally and in the NBA immediately.’”

Boyle had never seen Sharpe, Cunningham or Moody play before they arrived on campus. For Barnes – who has been an NBA starter since arriving with the Toronto Raptors – the recruiting process was a phone call that lasted less than two minutes.

“That’s how simple it was,” Boyle said.

A year later Barnes was starring at Florida State and a year after that, Boyle was at the Barclays Center watching him get drafted No. 4 overall.

“Coach Boyle, he talks about the NBA a lot and he doesn’t sugar coat anything and he doesn’t tell us how good we are, he always keeps it real with us,” Cunningham told Danny Priest of The Basketball Times in 2020. “He constantly reminds us of big time players in high school that we don’t know where they’re at right now. Just having that in our ear all the time, I think it’s helped me a lot and it’s made me want to work harder.”

As of Dec. 27, 2021, Montverde is ranked No. 2 in ESPN’s Top 25. With a roster that includes commits to blue-blood programs like Duke, Kentucky and Indiana, as well as other top schools in USC and Florida, the Eagles could be set up for a three-peat as national champions.

But Boyle knows as long as his dynasty has lasted, it could fall at any moment.

“We’ve been fortunate that we won six of the last nine national championships and we’ve had the team of the decade, the player of the decade and they named me the coach of the decade. We’ve had a lot of stuff that we’ve accomplished, but to us it’s like nobody cares. Now it’s a new decade. Can we win the next decade

now? Well, we’ve got to win the next game. My thought is, if we don’t win this year, we have a lot of new guys to follow. We might not win next year, it might be a long time before we win,” Boyle said.

“I don’t want to stop because when it stops, there’s no guarantee. So you want to stay sharp, you don’t want to give up the edge and you want to coach the next day. And if you start looking too far ahead or counting your success stories or media clippings, you’re gonna find yourself quickly at the end. And you should be at the end if you’re taking time thinking about those things.”

While his tenure has resulted in a list of accolades and accomplishments too long to enumerate, Boyle has his sights set on the immediate future, with no rear-view mirror.

“I just like coaching basketball and everybody likes recognition – it’s nice, but I don’t really give it much thought. It’s better for resumes and camp brochures or stuff like that,” Boyle said. “My mindset is I’ve got to constantly prove myself again, as a coach and as a program. There’s somebody new on the block trying to say, ‘Oh, Montverde’s not good, we’re gonna take your spot.’ It’s always somebody new trying to challenge us.”


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COLORS Navy, Red, White

LEAGUE NY CHSAA “AA”

LOCATION White Plains, NY

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mike O’Donnell

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Paul Carty

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1 Boogie Fland 2024 6'2 G

2 Samuel Gibbs 2022 6'3 G

3 Bryce Randolph 2022 6'4 G

4 Joel Baez 2022 6'5 G

5 Jacob Hogarth 2024 6'9 F

10 Isaiah Alexander 2022 6'7 G

11 Declan McIntyre 2022 6'2 G

12 Benjamin Lyttle 2023 6'5 F

13 Howard Eisley Jr. 2024 6'0 G

14 Aamyr Sullivan 2024 5'9 G

15 Jahi Gary 2024 6'4 F

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HEAD COACH Ed Gipson


Pete Kaffey, Terrence Durham, Kris Wilson, Maurice Riddick


24 Sadraque Nganga 2022 6'10" PF

5 Lamar Washington 2022 6'4" G

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21 Mekei Mason 2022 6'4" SG

15 Adrame Diongue 2022 7' C

10 Chris Riddle 2024 6'5" SG

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4 Dylan Andrews 2022 6'3" PG

23 Kylan Boswell 2023 6'1" PG

2 Chance Westry 2022 6'6" G

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Greg Rex, Jasper Williams, Marcus Chester, Michael Mann


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12 Job Grant 2022 6'6 G/F

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35 Samson Oguande 2023 6'6 F


1 Travis Jordan 2022 6'0 G

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12 Isidro Rivera 2022 6'2 G

14 Tareeq Evans 2023 6'2 G

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24 Damraii McCrimmon 2023 6'7 F

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5 Carl Cherenfant 2023 6'5 G

20 Malachi Martis 2025 6'5 G/F

21 John Roland 2024 6'6 F/G

23 Gregg Glenn III 2022 6'8 G/F/C

24 Caleb Ullysse 2022 6'5 F

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13 Zachary Vanesse 2022 5'10 G

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15 Aaron Brown 2022 6'0 G

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30 Carson Rivoira 2022 6'3 F

31 Michael McMahon 2024 5'7 G

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33 Julius Powell 2023 6'8 C

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CARDINAL HAYES HIGH SCHOOLNICKNAME Hayes

COLORS Cardinal, Gold

LEAGUE NY CHSAA “AA” Division

LOCATION Bronx, NY

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Salvatore Annunziata

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER William Lessa, Michael Carey


HEAD COACH Joe Lods


Tim Philip


25 Jose Abreu 2023 5'7 PG

00 Tobe Awaka 2022 6'8 C

14 Tyleek Fields 2023 6'3 W/F

21 Tarique Foster 2022 6'8 W/F

31 Daniel Garfias 2022 5'8 PG

11 Ian Jackson 2024 6'4 SG

2 Mykel Kelley 2022 5'8 PG

1 Elijah Moore 2024 6'3 SG

10 Michael Owens 2023 5'10 PF

3 Mamadou Traore 2022 6'0 G

5 DJ Victory 2022 5'9 PG

13 Jaiden Williams 2023 6'3 W/F


0 Rasheer Fleming 2022 6'9 -

1 Cian Medley 2023 6'0 -

2 Aaron Bradshaw 2023 7'1 -

3 Rodney Barge 2022 5'10 -

4 Jayson Smith 2024 6'0 -

5 Elijah Perkins 2022 6'4 -

11 Qua'Meer Amin 2022 5'9 -

14 Glenmore King 2024 6'2 -

21 DJ Wagner 2023 6'3 -

23 Cornelius Robinson 2023 6'5 -

25 Terron Murray 2024 6'4 -

30 Luis Cosme 2023 6'3 -

35 Dasear Haskins 2023 6'8 -

CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL

NICKNAME Panthers

COLORS Purple, Gold

LEAGUE NJSIAA

LOCATION Camden, NJ

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mark Phillips

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Al Dyer


HEAD COACH Rick Brunson


Dave Williams, Brian Gregg, Maurice Clark, Ernest McGill, Chanelle Perry


CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOLNICKNAME Dons

COLORS Red, Gold

LEAGUE Western

LOCATION San Diego, CA

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR David Smola

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Marlena Conroy


HEAD COACH Jackie Turpin


Sophia Knight

CHAMINADE COLLEGE PREP

NICKNAME Red Devils

COLORS White, Cardinal

LEAGUE Metro Catholic Conference

LOCATION St. Louis, MO

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Todd Borowski

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Philip Rone


HEAD COACH Frank Bennett


Monroe Douglass, Jr., Graham Imming, Shawn Keizer


1 Collin Perry 2025 6'0" G

2 BJ Ward 2023 6'0" G

3 BJ Jackson 2022 6'0" G

4 Uriah Stokes 2022 6'4" F

5 Will Paulson 2025 6'4" G

11 Jimmy Lansing, Jr. 2022 6'7" C

12 Nilavan-Jotham Daniels 2023 6'3" G

13 Walt Straughter 2022 6'2" G

14 Ben Winker 2025 6'10" C

20 Sam Piontek 2023 6'3" G

31 Filip Sinobad 2022 6'7" F

32 Kendall Collins 2022 6'4" F

33 Nate Straughter 2022 6'3" G


5 Taryn Johnson 2022 5'9" W/F

10 Itzel "Izzy" Navarro 2022 5'7" PG

25 Isuneh "Ice" Brady 2022 6'4" F

30 Julia Cariquitan 2022 5'6" SG

22 Carlie Ellwood 2022 5'6" SG

32 Gizel Navarro 2023 5'3" PG

23 Mackenna Diltz 2023 5'10" F

14 Alana Brackett 2024 5'5" SG

24 Ava Lomahan 2024 5'6" G

11 Maisyn Clements 2024 5'8" W


COMBINE ACADEMY

NICKNAME Goats

COLORS Teal, Black, White

LEAGUE -

LOCATION Lincolnton, NC

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mat Williamson

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Gina Baucom


HEAD COACH Jeff McInnis


Sim Sanders, Kennan Blackmon, Nate Pausa


0 Elijah Green 2024 5'9" PG

1 A.J. Smith 2022 6'4" G

2 Joel Baucom 2022 6'4" G

3 Preston Murphy Jr 2022 6'1" PG

4 Langston Boyd 2024 6'4" G

5 Patrick Wessler 2022 7'0" C

10 Jayden Epps 2022 6'3" G

11 Prince Johnson 2023 6'7" F

12 MJ Collins 2022 6'4" G

15 Matai Baptiste 2023 6'7" F

20 Antonio Hamlin 2022 6'2" PG

21 Bray Thomas 2024 6'5" G

22 Stephen Quinn 2023 6'2" G

25 Maya Bote 2023 7'0" C


44 Markell Alston 2025 6'1" G

23 DeCoursey Corley 2023 6'3" F

11 Victor Cruz 2022 5'8" G

33 Wilner Delarosa 2023 6'5" F

3 Brandon Kendrick 2022 5'11" G

2 Jaylin Lewis 2023 6'3" G

12 Bryce Merchant 2023 6'5" F

30 Taheen Oliver, Jr. 2023 5'11" G

10 Devere Palmer 2022 6'7" F

24 Evan Pasik 2022 6'8" F

5 Luke Perry 2022 6'1" G

1 Dwayne Pierce 2024 6'6" G

21 Pang Qinfang 2024 6'8" F

20 Kesean Shillingford 2023 6'11" C

22 Devin Vanterpool 2023 6'3" G

15 Brandon Williams 2023 6'7" F

4 Bryce Williams 2023 6'0" G

CHRIST THE KING HIGH SCHOOLNICKNAME Royals

COLORS Maroon, Gold

LEAGUE NYC CHSAA “AA”, Brooklyn-Queens Division

LOCATION Middle Village, NY

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Bob Mackey

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Joseph Arbitello


HEAD COACH Joseph Arbitello


James Horan, Nick Sanchez, Roland Brown, Gene Schatz


DELASALLE INSTITUTE

NICKNAME Meteors

COLORS Royal Blue, Gold

LEAGUE Chicago Catholic League

LOCATION Chicago, IL

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Tom White

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Thomas Schergen


HEAD COACH Gary DeCesare


Justin Domingo, Terry Johnson, Brent Mason, DeMarko Nash

DEMATHA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOLNICKNAME Stags

COLORS Red, Blue, White

LEAGUE Washington Catholic

LOCATION Hyattsville, MD

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Edward King

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Daniel McMahon


HEAD COACH Pete Strickland


Kevin Cromer, Daryl Greene, Shawnta Rogers


0 AJ Swinton 2024 6'6 W

1 Malcolm Thomas 2024 6'8 F

2 Jaden Winston 2023 5'10 G

3 Jaeden Mustaf 2024 6'5 G

4 Rodney Rice 2022 6'3 G

5 Isaiah Arnold 2023 6'2 G

10 Ben Woodward 2023 6'2 G

11 Aaron Roberson 2022 6'3 W

12 Darius Vance 2023 5'9 PG

15 Tyrell Ward 2022 6'7 W

20 Kristian Tate 2023 6'2 G

21 Cris McElveen 2023 6'3 W

22 Jerrell Roberson 2022 6'7 F

23 Harold Taylor 2023 6'3 W

24 Logan Lewis 2023 6'4 F

32 Adam Fox 2023 6'4 F

33 Bryson Hill 2022 6'5 F

34 Galen Bourciquot 2023 6'5 F

42 Prashant Hill 2023 6'6 F


1 Anthony Davis 2023 5'9 G

2 Jalen Brown 2022 5'10 G

4 Bryant Hedrick 2024 5'11 G

5 Mike Davis 2024 6'1 G

10 Derek Edwards 2024 6'1 G

11 Evan Jackson 2023 6'6 W

12 DaJuan Bates 2022 6'1 G

13 Marcelius Cohen 2022 6'8 F

15 Jacari Walker 2024 6'4 F

20 Jamil Wilson 2022 6'7 F

22 Nick Haran 2022 6'1 W

30 Caleb Jenkins 2022 6'6 W


EAST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOLNICKNAME Eagles

COLORS Blue, White

LEAGUE Central Connecticut Conference

LOCATION Manchester, CT

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Jon Dahlquist

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Sean Brennan


HEAD COACH Luke Reilly


John Carter, Mike Callahan


1 Luke Reilly 2023 6'2 G

22 James Jones 2023 6'6 G

11 Samson Reilly 2024 6'1 G

2 Allyn Wright 2024 6'0 G

10 Rob Elliott 2023 6'5 F

34 Leondre Sanchez 2023 6'2 G

0 Preston Fowler 2025 6'6 G

25 Josh Harris 2024 6'5 F

4 Mason Cottrell 2023 6'1 G

3 Matt Morgan 2022 6'0 G

22 Trey Thompson 2025 5'11 G

33 JJ Hay 2024 6'0 G

5 TJ Jackson 2024 5'10 G


0 Isaiah Brown 2024 5'11" G

1 Devon Musial 2022 6'5" F

2 Dylan Harper 2024 6'5" G

3 Evan Cabral 2023 6'2" G

4 Nick Koch 2022 6'0" G

5 Isaiah Edmond 2022 6'2" G

10 Marc Herasme 2023 5'11" G

11 David Musial 2022 6'3" G

12 Danny Eitner 2022 6'1" G

13 Kashif Mostafa 2022 5'10" G

14 CJ Barker 2022 6'2" F

15 Chase Martin 2022 6'1" G

21 AJ Anderson 2023 6'6" F

24 Charlie Smith 2022 5'10" G

25 Chris Lotito 2025 6'6" F

30 Brady Loughlin 2025 6'2" G

DON BOSCO PREP

NICKNAME Ironmen


LEAGUE Big North - United Division

LOCATION Ramsey, NJ

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Marcin Szorc

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Joseph Azzolino


HEAD COACH Kevin Diverio


Scott Moody, John Foder, Maria Harper, Seve Cousins, John Kelly


EAST LONGMEADOW HIGH SCHOOLNICKNAME Spartans

COLORS Red, White

LEAGUE Suburban South

LOCATION East Longmeadow, MA

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Kevin Magee

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Frank Paige


HEAD COACH Brendan Abad


Andy McNulty, Gary Destefano

GIL ST. BERNARD

NICKNAME Knights

COLORS Royal Blue, White

LEAGUE Skylands Conference

LOCATION Gladstone, NJ

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Will Taylor

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Sid Rowell


HEAD COACH Mergin Sina


Joe MacDonald, Bilal Hill, Xhilka Sina


24 Mackenzie Mgbako 2023 6'8 W

2 Denver Anglin 2022 6'2 PG

4 Naasir Cunningham 2024 6'7 W

21 Geancarlo Peguero 2023 6'5 W

25 Nick Losada 2023 6'1 G

5 Peter Mauro 2025 6'0 PG

22 Luke Ruggiero 2023 6'3 PG

10 Samir Thomas 2024 6'3 G

3 Andy Hearn 2023 6'1 F

20 Matthew Lardieri 2023 5'10 G

15 Chaz Mainor 2024 6'3 F

1 Jackson Ketterson 2023 5'11 G


1 Raymond Carter 2022 6-1 G

2 Patrick Crenshaw Jr. 2022 5-11 G

4 Luke Mazza 2022 5-8 G

5 Paul Gosselin 2022 6-0 F

10 Nathan Wainwright 2022 5-11 G

12 Dylan Brown 2024 5-11 G

14 Conner Robidoux 2023 5-11 G

15 Abdullah Ahmad 2023 5-9 G

21 Samir Khan 2024 6-0 F

25 Drew Knowles 2024 5-11 G

30 Jack Woodward 2023 6-1 F

35 James Doty 2022 5-10 F

44 Erik Donaldson 2022 6-7 C


GREENSBORO DAY SCHOOL

NICKNAME Bengals

COLORS Green, Gold

LEAGUE NCISAA 4A

LOCATION Greensboro, NC

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Freddy Johnson

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Tracie Catlett


HEAD COACH Freddy Johnson


Jeff Smith, Robert Johnson, Jonathan Leonard, Collin Smith, Daniel Branon, John Cohen, Jordan Robertson


11 Jackson Noble 2022 6'7 F

4 Michael Zanoni 2022 6'5 SG

5 Nik Graves 2022 6'2 PG

32 CJ Collins 2022 6'10 C

3 Jaydon Young 2023 6'4 W

12 Jordan Moody 2023 5'10 SG

1 Julius Reese, Jr. 2023 6'4 W

10 Billy Burton 2023 6'3 SG

23 Cam Spencer 2023 6'3 W

13 Xander Booker 2023 6'5 W

14 Graham Worland 2023 6'6 W

2 Reid Carrier 2023 6'0 G

15 Cuyler Baxter 2024 6'0 G

22 James Stainback 2025 6'3 W

40 Addison Newkirk 2025 6'5 W


0 Devin Dinkins 2022 5'11" PG

1 Derek Dixon 2025 6'4" SG

2 Justin Gilmore 2024 6'0" CG

3 Thomas Maloney 2022 6'2" CG

4 Eddie Paquete 2022 6'3" CG

5 Nykolas Lewis 2025 6'1" PG

10 Bryson Moore 2023 6'3" WF

11 Jack Cadin 2023 6'2" CG

13 Jared Turner 2022 6'8" SG

15 Thomas Batties 2023 6'7" WF

21 Quinn Clark 2022 6'6" WF

22 Nick Evans 2022 6'9" PF

23 Daniel Holmes 2023 6'6" PF

24 Burke Carroll 2024 6'5" PF

GONZAGA COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOLNICKNAME Eagles

COLORS Purple, White

LEAGUE Washington Catholic Athletic Conference

LOCATION Washington, DC

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Joe Reyda

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Tom Every II


HEAD COACH Steve Turner


Byron Harper, Roger Garfield, Max Kenyi, Chris Douglas


HIGH SCHOOL OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGYNICKNAME Cybercats

COLORS White, Gray

LEAGUE Valley League


ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Elliot Best

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Kevin Lalime


HEAD COACH Shalka Rivera


Dave Dabuc, Troy Hill

IMG VARSITY NATIONAL

NICKNAME Ascenders

COLORS Blue, White

LEAGUE NIBC

LOCATION Bradenton, FL

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Brian Nash

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Michael Lehan


HEAD COACH Sean McAloon


Travis Lyons, Tre Campbell


0 Jaden Bradley 2022 6'3 G

1 Keyonte George 2022 6'4 G

3 Eric Dailey 2022 6'7 F

4 Jacoi Hutchinson 2023 6'2 G

10 Anthony Gilkes 2024 6'5 G

11 Noah Batchelor 2022 6'6 G

13 Jett Howard 2022 6'6 G

24 Michael Moore 2022 6'9 F

25 Jarace Walker 2022 6'8 G


32 Kailen Aaron 2023 6'0 G

23 Corey Durant 2022 6'5 F

33 Daezhon Eddy 2022 6'1 F

1 Chris Gonzalez 2022 6'4 C

21 Edwin Guzman 2023 5'11 G

0 Vernell Jones 2022 6'1 F

11 Hussein Kabir 2022 6'0 G

3 Andrew Mabry 2024 6'0 G

4 Montell Rogers 2022 6'3 F

2 Demetrius White 2022 6'5 F

10 Jeremiah Young 2022 6'0 F

30 Robert Washington 2023 5'11 G

20 Mossyah Nembhard 2024 5'7 G



0 Calvin Robins 2024 6'5" SF

1 Davious Loury 2023 6'7" SF

2 Bryce Heard 2025 6'5" G

3 Trey Pettigrew 2022 6'4" G

4 Darrin Ames 2023 6'2" PG

5 Darius Robinson 2022 6'1" PG

10 Isaiah Davis 2022 5'9" PG

11 Rashard Anderson 2022 6'5" SF

14 Rob Walls II 2025 6'1" G

15 Niel Davis 2022 6'2" G

21 Edwon Duling 2024 6'1" G

23 Jaden Smith 2024 6'10" C

24 Dalion Morton 2022 6'5" SF

25 Aleks Alston 2025 6'6" SF

35 Solomon Mosley 2023 6'7" PF


1 J.J. Starling 2022 6'4" G

2 Aden Holloway 2023 6'0" G

4 Chisom Okpara 2022 6'8" F

5 Ryan Mabrey 2022 6'4" G

11 Jeremy Fears Jr. 2023 6'1" G

15 Taj Manning 2022 6'7" F

22 Christian Humphrey-Rembert 2024 6'8" F

34 Hampton Dauparas 2023 6'5" F

35 Kebba Njie 2022 6'10" C

KENWOOD ACADEMY

NICKNAME -

COLORS -

LEAGUE -

LOCATION -

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR -

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER -


HEAD COACH -


-

LALUMIERE SCHOOL

NICKNAME Lakers

COLORS Navy Blue, White

LEAGUE NIBC

LOCATION La Porte, IN

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Pat Holmes

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Adam Kronk


HEAD COACH Pat Holmes


Brian Tonino, Chris Conrad


LINK PREP

NICKNAME Lions

COLORS Black, Gold

LEAGUE MSHSAA

LOCATION Branson, MO

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Adam Doynes

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Vicki Wyatt


HEAD COACH Rodney Perry


Jake White, Luke Smith


0 Omaha Biliew 2023 6'8 PF

1 Julian Norris 2022 6'3 SG

2 Trey Green 2023 5'11 PG/SG

3 Nahcs Wahwasssuck 2022 6'5 SG/SF

4 Jordan Ross 2023 6'2 G

5 Julian Phillips 2022 6'8 SF/SG

10 Damien Mayo 2022 6'2 W/SG

12 Kade Rice 2022 6'3 SG/W

22 Ethan Lathan 2024 6'10 PF/C

23 Jordan Walsh 2022 6'7 SF/SG

24 Felix Okpara 2022 6'11 C/PF

32 Tarris Reed, Jr. 2022 6'10 C/F

42 Kavien Jones 2024 6'6 PF

43 Cameron Carr 2023 6'3 SG

LIFE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

NICKNAME Lions

COLORS Black, Gold

LEAGUE SIAA

LOCATION Kissimmee, FL

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Charlin Barthelus

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Jessica Wilkinson


HEAD COACH Moises Micael


Jose Fernandez, Eli Burgos


1 Diego Cruz 2024 6'1 G

2 Jordan Vanderhorst 2022 6'1 SF

4 Dasilva Mvula 2025 6'0 G

11 Joseph Brown 2022 6'1 G

15 Angel Montas 2022 6'6 G

21 Rasheed Jimenez 2023 6'8 C

22 Breylin Garcia 2023 6'7 PF

23 Tynell James 2022 6'7 C

24 Hansel-Enmanuel Donato 2022 6'6 G


LONG ISLAND LUTHERAN SCHOOLNICKNAME Crusaders

COLORS Red, Black, White

LEAGUE Class AA NYSAIS

LOCATION Brookville, NY

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Todd Huebner

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Jessica Raba


HEAD COACH John Buck


Josh Corbin, Jay David, Ronn Hall, Jerrel Harris


1 Jayden Pierre 2022 6'2 G

2 Noah Toussaint 2023 6'1 G

3 Jayden Reid 2023 5'11 G

4 James Johns 2023 6'6 G

5 Lou Hutchinson 2022 6'6 G

10 Dylan Goodman 2022 6'2 G

11 Matthew Mahoney 2022 6'2 G

12 Kayden Mingo 2025 6'1 G

13 AK Abusaab 2022 6'3 G

20 Amdy Ndiaye 2022 6'10 F

21 Finley Sheridan 2022 6'9 F

25 Jaxon Koroll 2022 6'11 F


1 Tommy McMahon 2024 5'9 G

3 AJ Miles 2023 5'10 G

4 Luke Szyluk 2022 5'9 G

5 Brendan Nkwenti 2023 6'1 F

10 Tommy O'Donnell 2023 5'11 F

11 Ryan Mulderig 2022 6'1 F

12 Griffin Collins 2024 6'1 G

14 Michael Sadowski 2023 5'11 G

20 Frank Langone 2023 6'0 F

21 Will Cosgrove 2023 6'2 F

22 Josiah James Chin 2024 5'7 G

24 Luke Pasterczyk 2022 5'11 G

LONGMEADOW HIGH SCHOOLNICKNAME Lancers

COLORS Black, White


LOCATION Longmeadow, MA

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Michael Capotosto

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Thomas Landers


HEAD COACH Patrick Murphy


Gerry Wrobleski, Peter King, Pat Donnelly, Nick Mishol, Tom King


MILTON HIGH SCHOOL

NICKNAME Eagles

COLORS Navy Blue, Red

LEAGUE GHSA - Region 5 - 7A

LOCATION Milton, GA

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Gary Sylvestri

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Brian Jones


HEAD COACH Allen Whitehart


Ryan Koudele, Adam Gibbs, Thomas Moede, Triston Cooper


0 Seth Fitzgerald 2023 6'3 SF

1 Chase Cormier 2022 6'0 SG

2 Bruce Thornton 2022 6'2 PG

3 Kanaan Carlyle 2023 6'4 SG

11 Avery White 2025 5'11 PG

12 Charles Oates 2022 6'1 PF

13 Daniel Snodgrass 2023 5'11 SG

15 Michael Miller 2022 6'2 SG

21 D.J. Oates 2023 6'2 SF

22 Michael Feinberg 2022 6'8 PF

24 L.T. Overton 2023 6'5 PF

MATER DEI HIGH SCHOOL

NICKNAME Monarchs

COLORS Scarlet, Gray

LEAGUE Trinity

LOCATION Santa Ana, CA

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Kevin Kiernan

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Fr. Walter Jenkins, Frances Clare


HEAD COACH Gary McKnight


Jason Quinn, Marquis Washington, Shu Isagawa, Chris Llamas, AJ Gasporra


0 Karich, Brady 2024 6’1” G

1 Gorski, Brandon 2025 6’4” G

2 McKnight, Jaden 2023 6’2” G

3 Verna, Owen 2025 6’2” G

4 Ressler, Mason 2022 5’9” G

5 Belnap, Scotty 2024 6’4” G

10 McCloskey, Jack 2022 6’6” G

11 Jenkins, Troy 2024 6’2” G

12 Davidson, Zack** 2023 6’8” F

14 Robinson, Tyler 2024 6’6” F

15 Reimers, Chris 2022 6’2” G

22 Quiette, Gabriel** 2022 6’5” G

23 Minter, Kaden** 2022 6’6” G

24 Minter, Trent 2025 6’4” G

33 Bartlett, Tee 2025 6’10” F

34 Davidson, Blake 2025 6’6” F

40 Ferrero, Austin 2022 5’10” G

41 Main, Bradley 2023 6’0” G

42 Peabody, Luke 2023 6’2” G

43 Courtney, Nick 2022 6’2” G

44 Hale, Riley 2025 6’1” G

45 Keegan, Joe 2024 5’10” G


MONTVERDE ACADEMY

NICKNAME Eagles

COLORS Purple, Gold

LEAGUE NIBC

LOCATION Montverde, FL

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Khrystal Phiri

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Kasey Kesselring


HEAD COACH Kevin Boyle


Rae Miller, Kevin Boyle, Jr., Gio Woods, Joe Katuka


0 Dariq Whitehead 2022 6' 6" G

2 Vincent Iwuchukwu 2022 7' 1" F

5 Malik Reneau 2022 6' 7" F

10 Mikkel Tyne 2023 5' 10" G

13 KJ Evans 2023 6' 9" F

15 Noah Sun 2023 6' 6" F

21 Amier Ali 2024 6' 2" G

22 Derik Queen 2024 6' 8" F

23 Dillon Mitchell 2022 6' 7" F

24 Jalen Hood Schifino 2022 6' 5" G

32 Bayley Crawford 2022 6' 4" G

55 Skyy Clark 2022 6' 3" G


0 Devin Ree 2022 6'7" G/F

1 Mercy Miller 2024 6’4’’ -

2 Jordan Marsh 2023 5'10" G/F

3 Caleb Foster 2023 6'4" PtG

5 Cordell Livingston 2022 6'0" G

20 Chris Livingston 2022 6'7" G/F

21 Ronald Jessamy 2023 6'8" -

23 Jeremy Gregory 2022 6'6" F

24 Judah Mintz 2022 6'3" G

30 Christian Reeves 2022 7'1" C

OAK HILL ACADEMY

NICKNAME Warriors

COLORS Red, Gold

LEAGUE NIBC

LOCATION Mouth of Wilson, VA

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Bryan Meagher

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Michael Groves


HEAD COACH Steve Smith


Bryan Meagher, Taylor Conn, Dion Dacons, Mike Lee


PROLIFIC PREP

NICKNAME The Crew

COLORS Black, Neon Yellow

LEAGUE The Grind Session

LOCATION Napa, CA

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Philippe Doherty, Darren Smith

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Justine Leonie


HEAD COACH Billy McKnight


Nick Sullivan, Omari Prince


0 Jordan Pope 2022 6'1 G

1 MJ Rice 2022 6'5 W

2 Dink Pate 2024 6'6 G

4 Ben Jenkins 2023 6'2 G

5 Alex Wildish 2023 5'9 G

10 Zsombor Vertes 2022 6'6 F

11 N'Famara Dabo 2023 6'8 PF

13 Jacob LaBounty 2022 6'7 PF

22 Tre White 2022 6'6 G

23 Mor Seck 2022 7'0 C

24 Zion Sensley 2024 6'8 W

25 Ben Roseborough 2024 6'5 G

34 Adem Bona 2022 6'10 PF

PAULO FREIRE CHARTER SCHOOLNICKNAME Panthers

COLORS Purple, White

LEAGUE Valley Wheel

LOCATION Chicopee, MA

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Wesley Jackson

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Charlie Berrios, Jessica Oliveras


HEAD COACH Steven Rodriguez


Jonathan Davila, Chris Nothe, Ricky Stephens


1 Bryan Jimenez 2022 5'10" G

3 Will Johnson, Jr. 2022 6'5" G/F

5 Darrell Daniels 2022 5'9" G

10 Eli Delaney 2022 5'9" G

11 Christian Fontanez 2022 6'5" F

13 Sandro Diaz 2023 6'2" F

14 Emmanuel Cruz, Jr. 2023 6'5" G/F

23 Jeremy Canales 2022 6'3" G

24 Trevor Mims 2023 6'0" G

32 Yadiel Moralez 2022 6'3" F


PUTNAM HIGH SCHOOL

NICKNAME Beavers

COLORS Blue, Yellow



ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Terence Ryan

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER George Johnson


HEAD COACH Louis Roe


Marcus Chatman, John Shepard


10 Aquino, Marcielo 2024 5'11 SG

1 Chatman, Julian 2025 5'9 PG

33 Cruz, Juan 2023 5'8 PG

14 Jackson, Nazir 2023 6'3 F

23 Mwandemani, Edson 2022 5'10 SG

25 Mwandemani, Edward 2022 5'10 F

5 Perez, David 2023 6'2 F

34 Rivera, Jayden 2022 6'1 F

21 Rolon, Derick 2023 6'4 F

44 Suggs, Issac 2023 6'4 C

4 Young, Kevin 2022 5'8 PG

3 Woodward, Houston 2022 5'9 SG

11 Greene, Marcel 2023 6' SG


4 Simeon Wilcher 2023 6'5 G

10 Jamarques Lawrence 2022 6'3 G

13 Rich Brisco 2024 6'8 F

23 Alcil Watson 2023 6'9 F

24 Tarilc Watson 2024 6'8 F

12 Jaiden Glover 2024 6'5 G

15 Danny Murray 2025 6'5 G

0 Alif Bass 2022 6'0 G

11 Braxton Jones 2022 6'0 G

3 Christian Pierre Louis 2023 6'3 G

33 Koi Bennet 2022 6'5 F

21 Malachi Muldrow 2022 6'5 F

ROSELLE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOLNICKNAME Lions

COLORS Green, Bright Gold

LEAGUE Union County Conference

LOCATION Roselle, NJ

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR John Ahmuty

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Thomas Berrios


HEAD COACH Dave Boff


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SPRINGFIELD CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOLNICKNAME Eagles

COLORS Black, Gold



ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Keith Worthy

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Tad Tokarz


HEAD COACH William Watson


Tom Devean, Kayjuan Bynum, Rishawn Harris


2 Joe Griffin, Jr. 2022 6'4 F

12 Deavin Reynolds 2022 5'9 G

4 Tykarryon Daniels 2022 5'11 G

13 Davonte Coleman 2022 5'11 G

33 Jeremiah Williams 2022 5'10 G

11 William Watson 2023 6'0 G

15 Josiah Griffin 2023 6'5 F/C

24 Jayden Bass 2023 6'6 F/C

10 Antonio Richardson 2023 6'1 F

45 Jayvon Gladden 2024 6'3 F

23 Sean Akey 2025 6'1 G

25 Dwayne Early 2025 6'2 G

SIMEON CAREER ACADEMY

NICKNAME Wolverines

COLORS Blue, Gold

LEAGUE Red South Central


ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Robert Smith

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Trista L. Harper


HEAD COACH Robert Smith


Maurice Brown, Tim Flowers, Jaleni Neely, Corey Bradford, Nathaniel Lloyd, William Buford, Marcus Alderson


0 Aviyone Morris 2022 5,7 PG

1 Jaylen Drane 2022 6,2 G

2 Jalen Griffith 2023 5,9 G

3 Michael Ratliff 2023 6,0 G

4 Nicholas Robinson 2022 6,5 G/F

10 Wesely Rubin 2023 6,7 G/F

11 Sincere Johnson 2023 6,0 G

12 Amarion Stephens 2022 6,0 G

13 Lance Rogers 2022 6,7 F/C

15 JayQuan Adams 2022 6,5 G/F

24 Miles Rubin 2023 6,9 F/C

30 Steven Turner 2023 6,9 C


SPRINGFIELD CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL (GIRLS)NICKNAME Eagles

COLORS Black, Gold



ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Keith Worthy

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Tad Tokarz


HEAD COACH James Gee


Michael Anderson, Jasmine Lovejoy, Ashley Grant, Arielle Ward, Ray Dandurand

SPRINGFIELD INTERNATIONAL CHARTER SCHOOLNICKNAME Bulldogs


LEAGUE Valley Wheel


ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Ryan Gaebel

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Justin Baker, Shirley Vazquez


HEAD COACH Pat Ochoa


Mike Pietrzak, Quinn McKenna, Richie Colon, Nelson Rosado


1 London Denson 2024 5'11 G

2 Sidney Borges 2022 6'0 G

3 Jacob Evans 2022 5'10 G

4 Josh Colon 2023 5'9 G

5 Jacob Mueller 2022 6'0 G

10 Rob Scoville 2023 5'11 G

11 Ricardo Hylton Jr. 2023 5'10 G

14 Jay'Len Lovejoy 2024 5'10 G

20 Kijour Gladden 2023 5'11 G

21 Kenny Rogers 2023 6'3 G/F

25 Matt Consedine 2022 6'0 F

30 Chris Baptiste 2023 6'0 F

33 Chris Grimaldi 2023 6'3 F

44 Sam Fleming 2024 6'7 F


12 Brooklyn Olivero 2023 5'9 G

14 Julie Bahati 2023 6'2 F

20 Jordyn Robinson 2023 5'7 G

5 Heaven Morris 2023 5'7 G

11 Amani Smith 2022 5'6 G

10 Amany Lopez 2023 5'9 G

1 Myra Green 2022 5'7 G

15 Jasmine Love 2022 5'10 F

3 Sydney Dodds 2023 5'3 G

22 Angela Hector 2024 5'11 F

23 Alysia Mondon 2024 5'7 G

2 Jordis Tautalatasi 2023 5'5 G

34 Jadah Stokes 2023 5'10 C


SUNRISE CHRISTIAN ACADEMYNICKNAME Buffaloes

COLORS Maroon, White, Black, Gray

LEAGUE NIBC

LOCATION Bel Aire, KS

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mr. Bingham

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Robert Lindsted, Meighan Keely


HEAD COACH Luke Barnwell


Spencer Dexter, Braeden Proctor, Elhad Emerllahu


0 Bob Klintman 2022 6'8 F

1 Gradey Dick 2022 6'7 G/F

2 Layden Blocker 2023 6'2 G

3 Dillon Hunter 2022 6'4 G

4 Armaan Bhakta 2022 5'10 G

5 Scotty Middleton 2023 6'7 G/F

11 Valentino Pindeo 2023 6'6 F

15 Noah Pick 2022 6'0 G

20 Joe Zhang 2023 6'9 F

21 Cameron Corhen 2022 6'10 F

24 Boubacar Keita 2022 6'9 F/C

25 Mark Mitchell 2022 6'9 F

35 Jerome Beya 2022 6'8 C

SPRINGFIELD INTERNATIONAL CHARTER SCHOOL (GIRLS)NICKNAME Bulldogs


LEAGUE Central


ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Ryan Gaebel

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Justin Baker, Shirley Vazquez


HEAD COACH Tyrone Reid


Tom Campagna, Brandi Seymour, Shyanne Wellington


21 Jala Witherspoon 2027 5'1 G

10 Zh'Nai Wallace 2027 5'6 G

1 Iyanna Hodge 2026 5'0 G

5 Hailey Morin 2026 5'3 G

24 Noelani Santiago 2025 5'7 G

12 Alicia Mitchell 2024 6'0 F

22 Alexa Davis 2024 5'7 F

2 Ameena Spruill 2024 5'2 G

4 Sara Pierce 2024 5'7 F

3 Jaida Polk 2023 5'4 F

23 Sauna Charles 2022 5'8 F

11 Rhayanna Shubrick 2022 5'7 F

14 Nachi Ortiz 2024 - G

25 Talia Thomas 2023 - F


THE PATRICK SCHOOL

NICKNAME Celtics

COLORS Green, White

LEAGUE NJSIAA

LOCATION Hillside, NJ

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Joseph Jordan

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Joseph Jordan


HEAD COACH Chris Chavannes


Joseph Jordam, Coach Beyah, Hassen Abdellah

VERTICAL ACADEMY

NICKNAME N/A

COLORS Black, Gold

LEAGUE Independent

LOCATION -

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mahlon Williams



HEAD COACH Chandler Scott


Brandon Bailley, AbdulNoor Beyah, Sr.


0 Tim Hall, Jr. 2023 6'6 F

1 Mikey Williams 2023 6'3 G

2 Moses Tufts 2023 6'5 G

3 Luke Strickland 2023 6'4 G

5 Tremayne Parker 2023 6'3 G

6 Eltramon Smith, Jr. 2023 6'7 F

15 Khouri Carvey 2022 6'9 F

21 Abdul Beyah, Jr. 2022 5'9 G

22 Josh Hill 2024 6'10 F

25 DJ Dudley 2022 6'4 G


2 Dionte Johnson 2022 6'0 G

30 Jacon Ngoyi 2023 6'0 G

33 Nasir Navarro 2022 6'2 G

34 Jahlil Bethea 2023 6'3 G

15 Andre Bly 2023 5'11 G

5 James Moore 2024 6'9 F

1 Korbyn Samuels 2023 6'2 G

14 Mike Loftin 2022 6'2 G

21 Brandon Lee 2025 6'0 G

12 Justin Laguerre 2022 6'6 F

3 Isaiah Griffin 2022 6'1 G

35 Caleb Embeya 2023 6'8 F

- Churchill Abass 2023 6'9 F

20 Ifaola Tacko 2025 6'11 F

- Obe Segun 2024 6'9 F


WASATCH ACADEMY

NICKNAME Tigers

COLORS Black, Orange

LEAGUE NIBC

LOCATION Mount Pleasant, UT

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Travis Madsen

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Matt Culberson


HEAD COACH Paul Peterson


Marques Whippy, Anson Winder, Devin Matthews


3 Christopher Bunch 2022 6'8 SF

14 Matus Hronsky 2022 6'8 SF

12 Yi Je Huang 2023 6'2 PG

1 Anthony Wrzeszcz 2022 6'4 SG

2 Rodriguez Gayle 2022 6'4 SG

13 Mohamed Keita 2022 6'9 C

23 Cameron Heide 2022 6'7 SF

32 Xinyi Li 2023 6'8 C

20 Aiden Lonzo Sherrell 2024 6'10 PF

3 Willie Lightfoot 2022 6'0 PG

0 Benedict Loh 2022 5'10 PG

10 Manuel Coronado 2022 6'4 SG

15 Jacon Antchak 2022 6'8 C


2 Eva Eberwein 2022 5'6 G

3 Dani Barry 2024 5'7 G

4 Lexi Choquette 2023 5'5 G

5 Emma Belcher 2023 5'4 G

10 Emily Doyle 2024 5'5 G

11 Olivia Gamberoni 2024 5'7 G

12 Sofia Drury 2023 5'10 F

13 Olivia Roberts 2024 5'5 G

21 Marleigh White 2025 5'7 G

23 Grace Wigington 2024 5'7 G

24 Olivia Mason 2024 5'10 F

32 Ella Quinto 2022 5'10 F

WAHCONAH REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOLNICKNAME Warriors

COLORS Royal Blue & White

LEAGUE Suburban

LOCATION Dalton, MA

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Jared Shannon

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Aaron Robb


HEAD COACH Liz Kay


Jeremy Stachowicz, Fiona Tozer-Hayes, Dan McMahon


WESTTOWN SCHOOL

NICKNAME Moose

COLORS Brown, White, Blue

LEAGUE Friends Schools League

LOCATION West Chester, PA

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mich Canuso-Bedesem, Steve Tulleners

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Chris Benbow


HEAD COACH Seth Berger, Caleb Kupa


Paul Manning, Nan Yiljep, Cory Jacobson, Chris McMonagle

WHITNEY YOUNG HIGH SCHOOLNICKNAME Dolphins

COLORS Orange, Blue

LEAGUE Red Northwest Public League


ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Christopher Cassidy

PRINCIPAL/HEADMASTER Joyce D. Kenner


HEAD COACH Tyrone Slaughter


Jonathan James, David Howard, Julian Kenner, Reggie Bates


0 AJ Casey 2022 6'8" F

1 Ian Boyd 2023 5'10" G

2 Addison Petrulis 2022 5'11" G

3 Dalen Davis 2023 6'0" G

4 Marcus Pigram 2023 6'3" G

5 Xavier Amos 2022 6'8" F

10 Kanye Smith 2022 6'6" F

11 Daniel Johnson 2023 6'6" G

13 Jordan Streeter 2022 6'6" G

20 Sean Brown 2024 6'0" F

21 Antonio Munoz 2025 6'4" F

24 Kevin Iverson 2024 6'3" G

25 Matthew Somerville 2022 6'6" G

33 Marcus Overstreet 2022 6'8" F


0 Jahmare Memphis 2025 5'11 G

1 Dereck Lively 2022 7'2 C

2 Diego Uribe 2022 6'1 G

3 Quin Berger 2022 6'2 G

4 Seyphon Triplett 2023 5'10 G

5 Jameel Brown 2022 6'5 G

10 Kevin Kang 2022 6'3 G

12 Noah Cloud 2023 5'10 G

13 Ben Rill 2025 6'7 F

14 Ian Brandt 2022 5'10 G

15 Julius Kimani 2026 7' C

21 Wade Chiddick 2022 6'5 G

22 Alpha Bangura 2021 6'8 F

33 Matt Mayock 2023 6'7 F


10 Korbin Dixon 2024 6'4 G

2 Jeremiah Dorsey 2023 5'11 PG

11 Charlie Fantom 2023 6'4 G

5 Jon Medley 2023 6'3 G

14 Simon Percy 2023 6'6 G/F

15 Nikias Schoenerstedt 2022 6'8.5 F

13 Deven Austin 2022 6'5 G

21 Kyle Filipowski 2022 6'10.5 F

12 Sean Seymour 2022 6'4 G

33 Matthew Filipowski 2022 7'0 C

WILBRAHAM & MONSON ACADEMYNICKNAME Titans

COLORS Navy, Red

LEAGUE NEPSAC Class AA

LOCATION Wilbraham, MA

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Don Nicholson



HEAD COACH Mike Mannix


Chris Iversen

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